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HP Support Assistant now checks for the latest updates from the HP servers.

In HP Support Assistant, click the Updates and tune-up button.

Double-click the HPSA desktop icon or select HPSA from the Start screen.

NOTE: You can install the latest version from the HP Support Assistant (in English) website.įollow these steps to open HP Support Assistant and check for software and driver downloads. HP Support Assistant can be used to automatically find and install the latest updates for your computer. HP computers with Windows come with HP Support Assistant (HPSA) installed. Install latest network adapter driver using HPSA Let's try these steps to resolve the issue: Were there any hardware/software changes made?ĭoes this happen only after your notebook comes back from sleep mode? (Ensure you do not share any of your personal information such as serial, phone number, email ID, etc.). What is the product number of your device? Use this link to find it: No worries, as I'll be glad to help you, that said, I'll need a few more details to dissect your concern & provide an accurate solution: Under Password Protection on Wake Up choose, Don’t Require a Password.As I understand, Wi-Fi disconnects after being in sleep mode, Choose Require a password on wake up from the left pane, and click Change settings that are currently unavailable.

If it still won’t work then proceed with the Power Options steps below. Make sure wi-fi is set to connect automatically, if it’s not then set it to automatically and reboot again. If it still won’t work, then proceed with this method below. (before changing this, speak to your network administrator). 1 Means, it is private. Changes will take effect after reboot. Once done, exit out. If it is 0 then that means it was set to Public and if it is 2 then it is the Domain. Once done, come back to the correct folder and double click the Category Value and set it to 1. Once you’ve identified the correct folder, with the correct name, leave that one and delete all other Folders by Right Clicking and Choosing Delete. This is where you should see your current wireless network name, and previous names in Other Folders. Click on Each Folder under Profiles, and look for the Data Field in the ProfileName folder. Once there, look under the Profiles folder, there may be one or more then one Folder there. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles Expand and browse to the following path in the Registry Editor